Connie's Rose

The broader career numbers bear out how consistent she has been without quite being a frequent winner. Across 76 races, she has won 10 and placed 40 times — meaning she has finished in the frame in roughly two-thirds of her career outings. At the level she typically competes at, that kind of durability and reliability is genuinely valuable. She has not won in her last 6 races, with her most recent victory coming at Chepstow in September 2025, but her recent form still shows plenty of effort: a string of placed finishes tells you she is running well and running consistently.

Her most trusted partner in the saddle is Kieran O'Neill, who has ridden her in 21 of those races and won 4 of them — a win rate of roughly 1 in 5. That is a partnership worth watching, particularly when they meet at Chepstow. The yard behind her is Grace Harris, based at Shirenewton in Gwent — just a short drive from the track where Connie's Rose does most of her damage. Harris has sent out 31 winners already this season, which speaks to a team in good form and good health.

At 7 years old and with a race as recently as yesterday, Connie's Rose is clearly in the middle of an active campaign. She is not a horse chasing career-defining prizes — she competes at Class 5, the bread-and-butter level of British racing — but within that world she is a known quantity and a respected one. When she loads up at Chepstow, the people who follow her closely will tell you: take notice.